State To Help Improve Streets Will Pay 65 Percent Aid for eight Elyria arterial streets to be resurfaced
The state will cover 65 percent of eight arterial streets in Elyria, funding about 87 800 dollars for asphalt paving this summer. City spending from a two year levy totals 177 000 dollars with remaining funds possibly used later. Mayor Stewart and Safety Director Laux pushed for the aid and a council committee will meet Monday to finalize the plan.
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Victor F. Stewart Jr
Safety Service
Richard T. Laux
Council
Eugene Smith
Stewart
Laux
Robert Kleinoeder
Middle Ave
3Rd
16Th St
Huron St
Lake Ave
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
West St
B&o
Broad St
State Highway Department
Weather outlook for northeastern Ohio and Lake Erie
The forecast calls for mostly sunny and warmer conditions with highs near 67 to 72 today. Partly cloudy and warm tonight into Saturday with scattered showers possible Saturday. Temperatures will range from 41 to 60 Thursday across regions with little to no precipitation reported in the last 24 hours.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Nehru Denies Dalai Lama Held as Tibet Crisis Grows
Nehru rejects Chinese charges the Dalai Lama is being kept prisoner as Tibet unrest strains Indian Chinese ties. He would welcome Panchen Lama to meet the Dalai Lama and said authorities would treat visitors with courtesy. The labor reform debate in Washington continues with Senator McClellan pushing a rival amendment and garnering southern opposition amid concerns over anti corruption measures.
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Inflation Blamed On Government And Labor Costs
UPI reports U S Steel chairman Roger M Blough testifies before a Senate subcommittee that rising labor costs and government price pressures drive inflation. He argues unions and government set wages and prices, opposing a bill requiring price rise notices and hearings as steel wage talks loom.
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Allies Cool To German Plan At Geneva Talks
Western Allies reject an American proposal linking a German peace treaty with unification steps. Moscow accuses the U S of sabotaging the Geneva talks by arming allies and conducting high altitude flights to Berlin as the May 11 foreign ministers conference approaches. Western diplomats see a hard bargaining stance ahead with no immediate concessions.
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New York police guard Castro amid security alert
Police kept heavy guard around Fidel Castro as reports spread of hired killers aiming at the Cuban leader. Dalai Lama note and Nehru remarks stirred the scene but officials said the Dalai Lama would not appear in that resort town. Castro, visiting New York, remained unruffled and continued sightseeing as security remained elevated.
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Castro visit security details and assassination report
Police guarded Castro at his 17th floor hotel suite while hundreds patrolled Central Park for his New York visit. A reported assassination plot surfaced from Castro’s party, with a spokesman citing a heathawes named JIGENUIEG as a source.
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Health Service Plans Study Of Auto Fumes
The Public Health Service plans a study on whether auto exhaust contributes to heart disease cancer and other illnesses. The project aims to expose animals to exhaust to assess health effects and was presented to Congress with a request for funding.
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Escapee Jack Turner Recaptured While Watching Film
Jack Turner, 32, an escaped convict, was re captured in Nashville as he sat in a movie theater watching Good Day For a Hanging. He told reporters I went to kill some time and then I got hung.
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UPI
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DiSalle Names Group To Study Fee Turnover
Gov. DiSalle forms a committee led by Insurance Director Edward Stowall to study fee turnover and state expense sharing. Most cabinet members say speeches are work, not payable fees, while questions remain on future compensation.
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James H. Malon
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Edward Stowall
Fall Fatal To Quarry Worker
A 58 year old quarry worker fell about 30 feet at Cleveland Quarries Co South Amherst striking his head and shoulder. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Amherst Hospital around 2 30 p.m. Autopsy may not confirm if death was caused by the fall or a preceding heart attack. Survived by his wife Estella and eight grandchildren. services planned for Sunday.
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Lorain County
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Church of God
Estella
Mary Collins
Martha
Linda Sue
Glenn
Charles
Nelson
Fannie Butler
Walter C. Hooper
Barbourville
U.S. plan links phased peace treaty to German unification
The report describes a U S plan to delay a peace treaty for years until West and East Germany are united stage by stage. Britain supports the approach as aligned with a 1955 Western proposal repeatedly rejected by Russia. France and West Germany oppose it fearing Communist gains in West Germany.
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McElroy warns on rising military spending and education effort
McElroy told a New York dinner of the Bureau of Advertising of the American Newspaper Publishers Association that U.S. defense outlays may need a large rise in coming years to stay ahead of Russia. He urged belt tightening in education and global economic competitiveness.
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Man Found Dead After Fire At Small Shanty
In Sandusky a 16 year old unemployed man named Charles Brown died after a fire gutted a 10 by 10 foot shack on Beatty Avenue near the Soldiers and Sailors Home. The body was taken to Bertsch Funeral Home. Deputy Coroner Dr. DeRue notified the Erie County sheriff’s department for an autopsy to determine cause. Perkins Township Fire Department could not save the structure. cause of the blaze is undetermined.
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Erie County Sherif
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Taxpayers Support One Sixth of U S Workers
The notice notes that about 11 million Americans, or one in six workers across federal state and local government, rely on public payrolls. It advertises selling unused tools boats and other items to raise money for taxes and provides classified ad contacts in Elyria and Lorain.
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